My Lady And Allan Darke
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(It was a curious fancy that led the Master to name his slaves after the old Roman emperors and their consorts. ) I wondered what they would do with the immense crop. "Where do you sell your grain, Justinian?" I asked tentatively. "At New " He stopped, and looked frightened. "At New what?" 127 128 My Lady and Allan Darke "The Master may tell you. Ask him, " said the man, hastily. " What ! Daren't you let me know even that ? " I inquired scornfully. " I had no idea of getting you into trouble, J...ustinian. " "I know, " returned the man. "But Marse Burton, he say tell you nothin'. " "Many thanks to Marse Burton, " I replied ironically. " Perhaps I had better ask him. I don't see the Master very often. " Justinian looked at me doubtfully, and then laughed. They all knew how Burton hated me. " Marse Burton's over there at the granary, " he waved his hand toward the building, some hun- dreds of yards away. "Very well, I'll go over there, " I said, and left him. " Wagon's mos' loaded, Marse Allan, " he called to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(It was a curious fancy that led the Master to name his slaves after the old Roman emperors and their consorts. ) I wondered what they would do with the immense crop. "Where do you sell your grain, Justinian?" I asked tentatively. "At New " He stopped, and looked frightened. "At New what?" 127 128 My Lady and Allan Darke "The Master may tell you. Ask him, " said the man, hastily. " What ! Daren't you let me know even that ? " I inquired scornfully. " I had no idea of getting you into trouble, J...ustinian. " "I know, " returned the man. "But Marse Burton, he say tell you nothin'. " "Many thanks to Marse Burton, " I replied ironically. " Perhaps I had better ask him. I don't see the Master very often. " Justinian looked at me doubtfully, and then laughed. They all knew how Burton hated me. " Marse Burton's over there at the granary, " he waved his hand toward the building, some hun- dreds of yards away. "Very well, I'll go over there, " I said, and left him. " Wagon's mos' loaded, Marse Allan, " he called to me.
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